Vincent Lelièvre

This study shows that maternal behavioral compensation after neonatal separation does not prevent spinal circuit reprogramming in rat offspring, leading to persistent pain sensitivity.

This study shows that neonatal oxytocin prevents spatial memory deficits in male rats caused by maternal separation by restoring hippocampal synaptic plasticity and reducing neuro-inflammation.

This study shows that blocking the oxytocin receptor during early development in rats leads to pain hypersensitivity and sex-specific cognitive deficits similar to those caused by early life stress.